Nearing Record Farm Income Seen For 1969
The Agriculture Department said net farm income for January-June 1969 reached an annual rate of 15.6 billion dollars, up about one billion from a year earlier and 800 million from all of 1968, signaling a possible per-farm income above the 1966 record if trend continues. Farm numbers have been shrinking, aiding the rise.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
United States
Milan area plowing championship nets top score for Rockwell
John Rockwell won the Milan Township event with 90 points riding an Allis-Chalmers 190 XT in a five bottom plow. Wayne Schlessman took second with 81 points on a six bottom Oliver 1950. Judges included Bob Grieser Gale Bachelder and Dale Crossen.
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Milan Area
Erie County Soil and Water Conservation District
Herbert Schlessman
Scheid Road
Milan Township
Erie County
Cooperative Extension Office
John Rockwell
Rockford
Mercer County
Wayne Schlessman
Rockwell
Allis-Chalmers
Schlessman
Oliver
Bob Grieser
Gale Bachelder
Vo-Ag
Dairymen Plan Holstein Study in Northeast Ohio
A classification program for northeastern Ohio Holsteins will be held this month as 79 herds enroll in the Holstein-Friesian Association of America plan. Thirteen participants are new. every 16 months the program evaluates Registered Holstein body conformation. Governor Rhodes proclaims October Ohio Co-Op Month with a kickoff luncheon September 4 at the Hospitality Inn Worthington.
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Ohio
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Northeastern Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Hospitality Inn
Worthington
Goodyear reports safety push for crop dusting rigs
FAA data show agricultural flying among the worst safety records. Goodyear notes new safety devices, including a strengthened rubber fuel tank, reduce crash landings in crop dusting. Farm income varies with sales. many small operators rely on nonfarm earnings.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Goodyear
Farm Flood Aid Options Outlined By County Committee
Huron County disaster officials explain federal grants aid for public works only after Corps approval. FHA loans, 3 percent, aid for crop costs, livestock, machinery, and refinancing, require county farmer committees approval. A special 80 percent cost share for repair work may be offered if State ASC approves. Loans processed now. other aid not yet available.
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Huron County
Farmers Home Administration
Maynard
ASC
How To Seal Asphalt Cracks And Driveways
Extension engineer Roger A. Miller explains that sealing cracks prevents water from reaching soil under driveways, which weakens support and leads to pavement failure. He notes moisture causes frost heave, recommends cleaning, filling wide cracks, patching, and using winter-hardy sealers following directions.
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Roger A. Miller
Ohio State University
Flood frequency myths and surprising flood events
Ohio State University engineer Byron Nolte explains that 25 50 and 100 year flood estimates are probabilistic and not certainties. He cites 1966 Castalia rainfall of 7.4 inches in 12 hours and a 1969 July 4 downpour of eight inches in two hours to show floods can exceed calculated return periods.
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Columbus
North Central
Ohio Agricultural Research Center
Castalia
Byron H. Nolte
Ohio State University
Nolte
Agri-Business Day Set at Ohio Center Vickery
An Agri-Business Day will be held at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center in Vickery on August 5. County extension agent John Wells says the program begins at 6 p.m. with wagon tours of agronomy plots including lawn experiments upland crop research and a drainage system. Families may view dairy milking in a glass milking parlor, refreshments will follow, with the program ending around 8 30 p.m. Contact the Cooperative Extension Office in Norwalk by August 4 to attend.
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McFadden
Norwalk
FHA
Small Business Administration
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Vickery
John Wells
Cooperative Extension Office
Dairy Day Dairy Judging Contest At Wooster
Ohio 4 H clubs and FFA dairy cattle judging teams compete at Dairy Day 1969 at Wooster Center. Registration 9:30 a.m. judging starts 10 a.m. Computer scoring featured by Dr. C R Weaver in the auditorium. Team awards from The Ohio Farmer. individual awards from National Dairy Products Corp. Sponsored by Ohio State University Department of Dairy Science with Ohio Dairyman's Association and the Service.
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Wooster
Ohio
FFA
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Weaver
Ohio Farmer Magazine
National Dairy Products Corporation
Department of Dairy Science of the
Ohio Dairyman’s Association
Cooperative Extension Service
Ohio State University
New Potatoes Form Sprouts In Moore Garden
Clarksville report: Ray and Mrs. Moore of Went Road discovered new potato sprouts forming from the main crop in their seed potatoes. Agricultural agent John Wells says excess moisture caused the unusual growth. Moore plans to dig soon to prevent crop loss.
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Clarksfield
Ray Moore
Went Road
Moore
John Wells
Huron County Agricultural Extension
Wells
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